254 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building positions at Cardiff University
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range of stakeholders in the Cardiff Capital Region, Wales and beyond, as we seek to make a difference to people and places locally and globally. We are looking for an outstanding candidate who has
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or external funding. • To give invited addresses to professional meetings and conferences at national and international level, building networks to develop research outputs and standing within the area of
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applications as appropriate • To review and synthesise existing research literature within the field • To participate in School research activities. • To build and create networks both internally and
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generating and managing your own workload, and be able to work professionally with colleagues at all levels. If you have strong administrative and communication skills and are seeking to build a career in the
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as a member of a network of Student Engagement Officers across schools, the role will ensure that local, thematic and institution-wide issues and opportunities are responded to. full time (35 hours per
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adults; persons with physical or mental health or cognitive disability. Recognition and understanding of the Welsh Language Act in the workplace. As employee, recognising, practicing, and understanding
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improves national and local strategies, policies, and programmes. It is part of the UK’s What Works Network and collaborates with colleagues from across the UK and internationally to mobilise evidence that
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the field • To participate in School research activities. • To build and create networks both internally and externally to the university, to influence decisions, explore future research requirements
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regional model for innovative approaches to professional skills development within the sector. The project is aiming to develop peer networks and Communities of Practice, review RTP training opportunities
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research activities. To build and create networks both internally and externally to the university, to influence decisions, explore future research requirements, and share research ideas for the benefit of